Contemporary

Alex Mitchell is a colorful, queer creative based in New York City. Growing up on Long Island, Alex knew early on that she had a passion for movement, performing and connecting with others through dance.

Camryn Brothers (she/her) is a professional dancer and choreographer originally from Billerica, MA. Camryn began dancing at the age of five, and went on to train and perform throughout the tri-state area with Aurora Borealis Dance Company. It was during this time that she realized that she had a passion for movement and creation. Camryn then moved to New York City to complete Broadway Dance Center’s Professional Semester Program.

Brittany Markle grew up in Pittsburgh, PA training in a variety of styles, and she now works as a choreographer and mentor for competitive dancers all over the country.

While teaching and judging for various companies, she strives to help dancers bridge the gap into the industry by mentoring them through their high school and early college years. Alumni under her training have gone on to sign with leading talent agencies and join performing arts collegiate programs for Pace University, NYU, SDSU, and USC to name a few.

Jenifer Dillow is a professional performer and choreographer in New York City. Originally from St. Mary's County, Maryland, Jen graduated from PACE University with a BFA in Musical Theatre and Minor in Commercial Dance and trained at London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Art for Shakespearean Acting.

Cincinnati-native Chase Haley Bowden currently resides in Los Angeles, California where he teaches at local studios such as Edge Performing Arts Center and TMilly TV Studio. He has taught at several national conventions such as Dance Masters of America, Regional Dance America, Wild Dance Intensive, DancerPalooza, and Power Pak Dance.

Blue is a teacher, choreographer, performer, and artist. Inspired by a varied background and training in multiple movement styles, her early achievements have motivated her to fulfill her life’s calling as a creator and educator.

Dance has always been a way of life for Dexter Da Rocha (he/they). Having grown up in studios watching both their mother and father teach, they gained a broad and well rounded perspective on what is important when learning, performing and educating. A well recognized dancer in the Denver competitive dance community, they were frequently lauded for their movement quality, musicality, dynamics and performance. These accolades afforded them the ability to move to Los Angeles to pursue their career.